PROJECT NO. 26-009 9 COOK STREET FIRE PROTECTION UPGRADES
Federal opportunity from RE01 - Real Estate Operations • Massachusetts Development Finance Agency. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 05, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 72-13-00.
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Description
The project work consists of demolition and replacement of the existing fire protection system at 9 Cook Street, Devens, MA. The Scope of Work includes adding a new reduced pressure backflow preventer on the existing fire service, replacing existing upright sprinkler heads, and to extend sprinkler coverage. There will be enabling electrical and site work including disconnection and reconnection of monitoring gear, and elimination of an existing exterior valve.
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The PROJECT NO. 26-009 at 9 Cook Street involves critical fire protection upgrades, requiring demolition and replacement of the current system. The scope includes installation of a new reduced pressure backflow preventer and upgrading existing sprinkler heads, along with necessary electrical and site modifications. Proposals are due by March 5, 2026, necessitating a thorough preparation and compliance with safety regulations.
The buyer aims to enhance fire safety by upgrading the fire protection system at the specified location, ensuring compliance with current safety standards.
- Demolition of existing fire protection system
- Installation of new reduced pressure backflow preventer
- Replacement of upright sprinkler heads
- Extension of sprinkler coverage
- Electrical work for disconnection and reconnection of monitoring gear
- Site work including valve elimination
- Technical proposal detailing approach to demolition and replacement
- Safety and compliance documentation
- Company qualifications and relevant project experience
- Cost proposal including materials and labor
- Timeline for completion
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- Absence of a detailed project timeline prior to bid submission
- Lack of specific fire code references or requirements
- No information on budget or funding constraints
- Unclear guidelines on existing infrastructure's condition
- No contact information for buyer representatives
- No provided evaluation criteria for proposals
- Missing details on expected project completion timelines
- No indication of required permits or inspections
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